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Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
At the National Turn Fest.

The National Turner of Gauturnfest closed on Wednesday at Rochester, after having been in session three days. No Connecticut man took prize in the first class, but in the second class, among individuals, Lucius Elmer and Robert Wolf of Hartford cap tured prizes, the former having 741S points and the latter 613l. In vaulting with the pole Frank Borgen, of New Haven, took sec- ond prize. First prize went to August Teich- ert, of New Haven, for jayelin throwing at target. The fest was scarcely as successful financially as was anticipated,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
NEW HAVEN.

Earned runs, New Haven 3, Danbury 2; two base hits, Burns Connell; three base hit, Leary; total base hits, New Haven 21, Danbury 15.
 First base on balls Briggs Shay, Manloye 2
 First base on errors, New Haven 9, Danbury 5; struck out Halpin, Fitzgerald. Leary. Monroe 8; fumbles, Sullivan, Leary 3, Troy; passed grounder, Cornell, Leary; wild throws, Hapin, Cuff; left on bases, New Haven Il, Danbury 5; double play, Halpin, Troy and Phalon.
 Stolen bases, Burns D. Mellon, Troy g. Phalon. Crowley, Halpin. Cuff Manlove ?, Cornell Sulli- van; passed balls, Cuff 2, Rollins 8; wild pitch, Monroe; time, hours 30 minutes; umpire Begley.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
nwon't Bake Bread.

In other words, Hoods SarsaparilIa will not do impossibiIities. Its proprietors tell plainly what it has done, submit proofs from sources of unquestioned reliability, and ask won frankly if you are suffering from any disease or affection caused or promoted by impure blood or low state of the system to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. The experience of others is sufficient assurance that you will not be disappointed in the result
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
Fen from a CherrI Tree.

MILFORD, July 7.-James Hickey of Port Morris, Milford, 19 years old, fell out of 8 cherry tree Wednesday and broke his ankle badly. Drs. Andrews of Meriden and Whit temore of New Haven attended. His father lost both legs by being run over at Milford the night of the great Republican parade in the town in 1885,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
Stepped From a NTo1ine Car.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock an elderly lady, in stepping off moving horse car on State street at Court, fell heavily upon her back in the street. She was as- sisted by her daughter, Mrs. Hubbard and others into the Niagara laundry, where she soon recovered sufficiently to be taken home in hack, which was procured for her by Rev. MT. Collins, who chanced to be near when fha 1adv fall
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
mR@laOm.


 The "old leather man" passed through the village yesterday. He seems to have lost the sprightly step which has heretofore char acterized him, and many are the predictions that his travels are almost over.
 The Fourth was celebrated in a quiet man. ner. A large number of the veterans and sons of veterans of Madison and Guilford met at the residence of MT. Henry Knowles and made his large lawn the scene of lively and pleasant celebration. In the evening they had fireworks.
 Last Sunday evening being the regular time for the missionary concert, Mir. Gallup invited lady who has been missionary among the Mermons in southern Idaho, un. der the Western Educational commission, to tell her experiences in that field. The address was very interesting, and the large audience which listened to it are richer for the information gained.
 Yesterday morning the R. R. commissioners met the townspeople to consult as to the best method of getting rid of three very bad grade crossings Plans were submitted and the se- lectmen will soon call town meeting to take some action on the matter.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
ANNUAL ELECTION.
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's AssOcia-
 tlOn-EleetiOn of Omcerg-Ex.Chief

veteran Volunteer F1remen'g A AgsOctas
 tIOn-EleetiOn of Omcers-Ex.Chief
 Engineer Hiram Camp President.
 Notwithstanding the torrid weather last evening sixty old "vets" of the Volunteer Firemen's association met at their hall in the Insurance building. T. E. Twitchell, of Hook and Ladder No. 1, occupied the chair. After the general routine of business was gone through with the election of officers was taken up, resulting as follows: President, Hiram Camp; first vice president, Charles E. Hayes; second vice president, Benjamin F. Crockett; secretary, George w. Stoddard assistant secretary, M. N. Atwater; treas urer, George L. Ives. The appointment of standing committee was left to First Vice President 0. E. Hayes. The association starts out in the eighth year of it's existence in the best of circumstances, with fat trea- sury and good roll of members. Long live the ''vets." Veteran A. 0. Sherman was voted the 'Jumbo" prize solicitor, he hav- ing obtained eighty-six prizes.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
CRIME IN HARTFORD.

John Swift, Aged Twenty-TwO, Mur- ders Ills Wife in Cold Blood on n Hartford Street-A Horrible Dfs- covery-A Human Head Fished Out
 Of the Connecticut River.
 HARTFORD, July 7.-John Swift, aged twenty-two, shot and killed his wife, Katie J, Swift, at 6:30 tonight. He had been separated from her some months because of her refusal to longer stand his abuse. This afternoon he sat in saloon watching the clock and said several times that after six o'clock he would ''do up his wife," AS she passed up Trumbull street about 6:30 o'clock in company with two girls who worked with her at Smith 6 Bourne's harness works Swift approached and asked her to come back and live with him. She refused and he shot her through the back. She was taken to the hospital, where she died at 7:45. Swift was arrested.
 CAUGHT A HUMAN HEAD-THE CONNECTICUT
 RIVER CONTINUES TO REVEAL ITS MYsTERI-
 GUS DEAD.
 HARTFORD, July "A young man whose name could not be ascertained appeared at police headquarters last night and informed Captain Bill that while fishing in the river near the toll bridge he had drawn up womans head on his line. He was so horri- fled when the ghastly object rose above the water that he threw his line away and allow ed the head to sink again. It was too dark when the man told his story last night to make an investigation, but to-day Coroner Sperry and several others are searching for the body.
 THE CORONER HAS DARvELs BODY ExHUMED.
 The body of Harry Darvel, which was found floating in the Connecticut river near Rocky Hill, was exhumed Wednesday by or der of the coroner, there being reports that Darvel was murdered in 8 house of ill-fame in Hartford and thrown into the river. Dr. Knight made an examination, which showed that there were no mark or bruise or signs of violence on the remains The verdict will be accidental drowning.
 Perpetual Motions Victim.
 George Johnson, aged seventy eight, died at the town farm in Bristol Sunday. The deceased was good mechanic and an inter- esting character, his chief notoriety being in the effort to perfect perpetual motion. He became 50 engaged in this subject about forty years ago when the perpetual motion craze occurred that his mind became unbal- anced, and since that time he has contrived ingenious devices which are curiosity, some of which are now in the possession of A. 0. | Bailey.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
A Piece of Glass Did 1t.

A girl named Grant while wading in the
 stream near Clayton's shop, Bristol, Satur- day stepped on piece of glass, severing ner great toe at the ioint
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
Friday, July g, 1887.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY. Circus and dMenaeerie-Howard Avenue Equally Interested-C. E. Longley Co. Hoods Sarsaparilla-At Druggists. How to Keep Cool-Mendel G Freshman. Midsummer Clearing Sale-F. D. Wiley. Notice-C. E. Clinton, IA Howe Street Probate Notice-Estate of John Weld. Spring Lamb-O E. Hart Spring Lamb-At Sheifele's. The Fun to Commence-Mendel 6 Freedman. Wanted Girl-151 Meadow Street. Wedding Gifts-Auaur's Art Rooms.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
Buried in Hartford Yesterday.

The remains of MT. William Gallaudet, son of the founder of the American asylum, were received in Hartford yesterday after noon from Washington and inferred at Cedar Hill cemetery in that city. Deceased has spent large portion of his life in Washing ton
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTNKNT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WAsHINeToN, D. O., July 8, 1887, a. m. For Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con- necticut and eastern New York: Fair weather, sta tionary temperature, ,southerly winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
THE FIN ro COMMENCE

To-Day at Mendel X Freedman's, 772 Chapel Street.-The Most Ridiculous Iy Low Prices Throughout Our Es- tablishment.
 Read! Read! Ladies' fine gauge vests at 12 1-2c. Children's gauge vests at 6e. Real balbriggan vests worth 5Oc, at 24c. 100 dozen ladies' and misses hose, full regular made, would be cheap at 25c, our price 12 1-2c pair. Ladies' fine linen collars, with cape, at Dc. Tourist neck ruching, 6yards in box, for 12 1-2c box, sold elsewhere at 25c Ladies' leather shopping bags, former price $1, now 39c
 All silk mitts at lie, worth 25c. Mme. Foy's genuine skirt supporting cor sets, sold everywhere at $1.25, our price 4Sc. We are selling the best $1 French woven corset at 69c. . Ladies' fine lawn aprons at lie, worth 25s Wire bustles at Sc, sold in other stores at 25c.
 All our bustles at half price. Ladies' jerseys, the low prices we are selling them at astonish everybody. 1.5O jerseys for 69c. $2.50 jerseys for 9Sc 8 jerseys for $1.48. Do not miss the big bargains we offer to- day.
 MendeI & Freedman, 772 Chapel Street. How to Keep Coo1-Go to mendel &
 Freedman's. J72 Chapel Street. Miller's health undershirts, worth 5Oc, for 29c.
 Fine gauge shirts, worth 25c, at 121ac. Fine twilled jean drawers, worth 5Oc, at 25c.
 All wool flannel shirts in endless variety at 9Sc, same as sold elsewhere at $1. 50. CellulOld collars price 1212c. Very best fine all linen collars, our price 1215c,equal to any sold at 25c. Fine linen cuffs at 1215c pair, equal to any sold at 2Oc
 Bathing tights, bathing suits at our well known low prices.
 Athletic jerseys at 39c. For bargains go to
 Mendel x FreedmaR,s,
 772 Chapel Street.
 Notice.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Claim and docket at Dorman's.
 Isaac Haviland, of Bridgeport, has ar- ranged to build two houses on Ferry street, this city.
 Dennis Pritchard, an old and we'll known citizen of Wolcott, died suddenly on Thurs day afternoon.
 Peck Bros. 6 Co.'s manufactory, which has been shut down since last Saturday night, ,reopens this morning
 Enos Foot has appealed to the Supreme court from the verdict of $257.60 obtained against him by Mrs. Maria D. Card.
 Mrs. May Whittemore widsw, aged 52, recently removed from the almshouse to the hospital, died Wednesday night at the hospi tai.
 Thomas Darcey, ST., @ Milford resident for many years, died on Wednesday, aged 77, leaving three sons and two daughters. He was much esteemed.
 MT. J. T. Richards, of the New Haven Yacht club, will start on Tuesday next in his yacht for trip along the coast of Maine He will be accompanied by friend.
 Pensions have been granted to Sarah M., wife of Robert N. Perry, Norwalk; John Welch, West Stratford; Frederick Trappel, Woodbury; William Goode1l, Killing1y; Nathan H. Newberry, Groton; Jeremiah G. Dunbar, New London,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08
lnbar, New London.
 Putnam Phalanx.

The Putnams are cogitating upon taking a trip to Washington in the fall, with stay of It is twenty years since the Phalanx took 8 trip to<Washington.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-08

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Weuc Secte.

Stsbsn bic Irbeitsritter i'm gesriff cine
neue Secte gu biIben? Saft ioute man
btes slauben, wenr man bas Solsepbe aus
minneapolis lieit:
Gm Bfnsfionntase purbe bier gu Mins
neapuIis, beri9tet Der v@anberer", Der
gtitein gu benz vEempeI" gau Der
rarbettsrttter" seIest. Die Seisr
warb einseleitet bur9 einen l1msug, an
benz sesen 5000 Yerionen %tbeilnabmsn.
Oils bieier 3us auf benz 8aupIate, an Der
gds ber s.. aue. unb 4. Strabe, eintraf,
barrte ieiuer cine &opf an &opf sebrdnste
Menge pon etpa $1,000 Berionen. Na9
benz 8ortrage zines Wuiitititss ipra9 BET
Brebiser Worsan pom ct. Saul Elm Sc
bet. Damn beiies Wapor Ames bas 8aus
seriiit unb ipra9 it3 in lanserer &ebe iber
bic Sebeutuus bss gaues aus. Minnes
polls iet bas Centrum Der orsantitrten Qr>
belt i'm Ror6peten. S9lisBIid bieB Der
Mtupor bic Sremben gum 5eite wiltoms
men. Die Teitrebe belt Der betanute asis
tator 8ictor Orurp pom Rew govt, Der
ben yEempel", gu wel9em beute Der Cd
itetn 9ele9t werbe, ais baS Wstta ber Nrs
beiterbepe9uns Der !3utunft besei8nete CD
unb mad befen Nuslafungen man iibers
baupt Su Der Inii5t tommen ioate, bag
bic arbeitsritter in gesriff iteben gu elmer
neuen reIt9tOien Secte gu werbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

@pa's Setsenblatt : Coffin baben. OteIe
photographer wer6en bann als &uuits
sesenitanbe on quite Sreurbe peri6enft, ia
ni5t ielten aud bstmlid pom ben 8boto;
srapben perfauft. Sene Damien, Bel benen
nod nt6t BET allerlette 5unfe S9amses
fibls gei9wunben, MAIDEN es, uie Der Sogel
StrauB, fe ftrsden omar ni3t ben Sopf IN
ben Sanb, aber ie perbiqen bas @eii6t
in einen S9leier. Oils @ntiduIbisuns
bieiss fittenlolen Sretbens wtrb bas Wort
ber III. S6rift, baB benz &einen aIes rein
III, miBbrau9t uno bebauptet, bag bic
OarteQuns unb Bewunberuns natirIt9er
S9Snbeit nibt unanftanbig iet. @te tief
muB bieis 9anteerace seiunten ieinl sic
liefert ben Sepets, baB ni@t peltli9er
sottloier l1nterri9t ben Weni9en befiert,
ionber1, baB es nur Der pom @Iauben an
Soft unb feline 9ebpte bur5brunsene
llnterridt 1T, Der bic 9eibeni9aften bes nit
sutem @iQen beieeIten Msni5en etnbdms
men fann. 0teie society women baben
bic Sreii9ulen senOiien, ie finb auf
Sigh S9ools" sepeien, is baben uiels
let6t mod bic vllutueriitp" beiu9t, unb
bod finb ite 3u i3amIOien Strnen berunters
seiunten. user lit 6afir perantwortlt92
Die sottloie S9uIe, bic StautsI6ule, Die
Subtle S9ooI". DAP mir tetn Isi9ts
finuises unb freueInbes llrtbetl fallen, be-
wetit, baB uor brei pber pier @o9en In
Reu gorf mebrere photographer uerlrs
tbeilt worben fiub, bic iunse Rdbden aus
ben 6ffentIi6en S9ulen in %balbnatten
Steaunsen photographer. 9ie Stnser
unb 9dns5en paren itolS auf bieie i6ams
loien 8ilber, bic inter ibren mannli9en
S1ulsenofien bic &unbe ma9ten. GeaHis
bate ni9t llnredt, uenn er bic Ofentli9en
Staatsi9ulen ais bic 8orbereitunssclafen
ber 8orbeIe be3et3uete unb Werrtam i'm
@onsrefebte Subtle S3oOls" SrutbOblen
Der llnSu9t nannte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
2ln Die fattoIiiGem &ebrer!

Nadit benz Brieiter bat uobl BET 2ebrer
bas perantuortIi9ite amt in Der 9emeinbe.
Die @efabren, ietn 3tel aus benz Guse 3u
psrIisren, iinb srOB, neil CT eben ais Gate
In ifetem innisem Sertebre init Der Welt
iteben muB, sepDbnli9 Gorge fir bic 6as
Mile bat u. |. ~. 9a lit es sewiB iebr
rutbium, wsnn nidt nOtbpenbis, baB unier
Serr 2ebrer 3uweilen einmuI our &ube
fommt un6 ii9 eruitIid frdst: Wo3u bin
i'd beuu eisentli3 auf ber BeIt2 Wte bin
i9 bisber meinem j3ieIe na9setommen?
u. |. NJ.
Sid bieie unb dbnli9e 5ragen ernilt9
bsantportsn aub neue quite Ylaue fir bic
3utuuft MAIDEN, 1T u Der 3pet Der
ssiitIi9en 1sbunsen upb iouten bteieIben
aud re9t 3ablreid beiu9t werbeu. 0ie
bo9w. 5srren Pfarrer, bic wsltli9e 9ebs
rer baben, molten sefdaist mad &rdften
ba5u mttuirten.
9is seiitli9en llebunsen int 2ebrers
Ssminar gu ct. Srancis, gBisc., perben
pom 1. bis gum s.. ausuf ~absebalten
perbsn. &arl Sebler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

serabe bamit bei4aftist, nit ieiner Go9ter
Zen Sate9tsmus gu wieberboleu. Oils bic
Eo9ter ii6 mad Dem 4ufiasen ibrer Iufs
sabe e%ntfernt bate, la6ts CT iiber bic llebers
rai9uns, bic iein Sreunb iiber bas, mas CT
seieben unb seb0rt, an ben Gag Ieste.
u&6nnte i'd wobl", fprad ct, veinen
befieren 9runb fir bic @rsiebuns meiner
Gr9ter Iesen, I'M iie baSu gu MAIDEN, mas
fe zines Cages fem iou, seIebris unb sez
boriarn, cine sewtfenbafte 5rau unb brape
SHUTTER? 9tbt es int 9runbe - unb mir
miilen bas suseben - cine S%ittenlebre,
weI6e ber fatboItiden &eIision sIei9s
tomu,t unb md9tisere 8eueSsrinbe bat
ais fts2" go Der unsldubise Siberot.
Gs 1T Ebatia6e, baB es aud beut gu Gage
an iOl9en Weni9en nt9t febIt, bic, wie IS
i9etnt, pom @runbiate aus9eben, bic &es
liSion iei wObl gut, ia notbwsnbis fir bic
6tnberpeIt, fir bas SrauenuoIf; fir bic
Ntanner iet ie Elm iibsrpunbener Stanbs
punt. 8obin bieier iosen. iiberpunbene
StanbpuNtt fiibrt, Setst po5l am bsitsn bic
trauriSe Gage Guropa's nit ieiner gplitit
obne @ott unb' benz INNER mebr UNI ii9
sreifenoen Setrebeu, fi9 au9 I'M 9ripats
leben INNER mebr uOn @ottes 9elts gu
etnanSipiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Our deep Disgrace.

Inter bteiem %pieIiasenbsn Gitel madte
tirali6 ber Don einsm Srii6sn rsbi9irte
Western Waterman foIsenbes au3uwabre
SelbftbetenntniB: vlleberaQ bemertt es
bas 9olt, uuo bic eS 6emsrten iinb nod
LANCE ni6t ale unIere Ssinbe, baB Bet
nabe ale bic Wdnner 6te pe9en @abG>
fGIi3uus (Ballot-box stuffing) unb ionitis
gen 8erbre6ern in ben ueri6teoeuen Ebets
len bss 2anoes Dor @ert3t iteben, iriI6e
tatboIii9e Namen trageu. Ster in Der
Stabt (St. 2ouis) seb6rte jeOer 10 pro:
teHtrte Mann Der GIafie an. Sn Chicago
unb New Oort iinb aae bic boodlers irii3e
&at5oltteu. SIT bas ni9t Detachment?
aber mas wouen mir bamit %anfansen2
@ir miifen grade bter eitte tpi5tise @nt.
i6ulotsuns seIten lafen. Otsie pa9ls
fali3enoen unb boodling irtl9en &atboli.
ten 9eben ME our Stride unb p~srbrinsen
ibre Sonntase in bsr @irtbi3aft ober trei.
ben ibr aufseoonnerten Oamen Der SaI6s
melt bur9 bic beIebteiteu StraBen. Die
Stimmtafenrauber seb6ren sur fei9ften
uab i6mubisiteu glafie Der @efdusniBu0z
gel. Die Yrieiter prebisen ni6t mebr pom
gerbre9en bes SiQens Der 8ablfditeu aIs
ie pom ginbru9 preotsen, aus benz iebr
suten @,unbe, baB bic 8ablfalider pie bic
@inbre6er ME in bic 9Orueite bes Brebtgt'
itubles fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Sic &atbolifen 1T Spaano.
Ote bpQan6iiden &atboltten paren ebI

Ste bouGnotI1en Ratboltten rparelt ebez
mails perfoIst ,uie bic SrIdn6er. Seute
senteBen iie reIist0ie Sreibeit un6 Seigen
iid berieIbeu uertb. Sin boldn6ti6er
9farrer, aug elmer 8oritabt pom Qmiters
bau,, er;dbIt SoIsenSss: yMeine Yfarrei
sablt 700 &atboliteu uuter aabIreidsu
BrOteitanten. Oarunter Iinb nur brei
Mdnner, bic ibre SiterpH tdt ni9t erfiaen.
Der srOBere Gbeil Der Mdnner ma9t feline
anoa9t ie6en Mouat obsr aae srpei Wo:
nate. Ni6t sebu Wdnner besnisen ii9
NIT 5pei &ommunionsn i'm Sabre. Nmfter:
BAN sdblt SO, 900 &atboltten. IS werben
wirtli3 flint neue &tr3en sebaut. IS be-
itebt cine llniperiitdt, bic aud Don fatbos
lii6en S9llern untsr Nufii5t Der Seiuiten
beiu9t 1T. Sinst batten bic gatres
eiuen wiieui9aftlt9en @ettitreit psrans
~itaItet, su benz Der B%irsermeiitsr selaben
mar. @r war iebr bamit befriebist uub
duBerte: rSabren ie fort ibre S9iler gu
biIben, In ~uniern Easen be6arf es Wdnz
ner, bic fete @runOidbe baben." Die
Seiuiten finbeu aufnabme in bic sslebrten
@eieQi9afteu, unb Der Rettor purbe bieies
SSabr ais MitsIisb Der Offeutli9en Yris
funsen beSei9net. Die Bti9Ofe perpaItsn
tbre 0iOceie pbne jebe S9wieristsit bss
Staates, mas man 10 ielten in tatboIii9en
2dubsrn fiubet. Die gsretne oes bsiIisen
Vincens BON PauIa finb seietIi9 aners
tannt. Der tatboIii9e @ottesSienit in
Rtr9en, 9Oipitalern, &aiernen, @efduss
niiien pirb obne ben minbeiten Wiberipru9
unter Brotettion ber &esteruns sebalten.
Die @ottssdfer Der 8atboIttsn finb fret.
Die &atboliten fno benz 81. Stubl BIS
auf's glut ersebsn. sic unterftisen ben
81. gater rei9Ii9; in teinem 9anbe trdst
ber 8eterspfennis, na9 SerhaltniB Der
Seelen3abl, 10 id6ne Summen elm wts in
3Oaano. als es gait, ben Pupf sesen
bic italieniiGen Msuterer gu usrtbei6isen,
sinsen 5000 bouanbti9s SinsIinss mad
8om unb fO9ten lOuenmutbis In Der
~tleinen, pdpitli9en Irree bis gum gnbe.
- R69te es bod iberau 6ol6uber 9ebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
@aoeutton Sr. SeiItefeit 9apit
geo XIII,

%""S"tt~" S<< oSS'tsbtS" S~pN
geo XIII,
sebaIten in benz sebeimen Goufftorium
pom 90. Mat 1887.
gbrpir6i9e 8riber!
Den @ptstOpat nnb e,ter erlau6tes gols
Iegtum molten Wtr bur9 bic beuttsen Or
nennun9en nt9t eber peruoaftanbtsen,
beuOr Mtr beionbers Iber einen @esenitanb
etpus seIast babeu, itber ben ibr spar idon
9enisen6 Interrt9tst Ietn miiBt, beuuo3
aber, pte Btr ~9lauben, germ an bieiem
Srte uuo aus lnierem Wun6e ieIbit etpas
pernebmen wer6et, neil er pon mebr als
9ep05nIi6er gebeutuns lit. @ir meinsn
nGmIi9 buS, wus in iinsiter 3eit our See
bun9 Der Sa9e Der tatbOIii9en &tr3e IN
9reuBen 9ei9sben 1T. Besli9en 1T,
9ant Der Silfe @ottss, cine lan9wierise
unb miibsuoIe Iufsube, Der 8tr uus nit
9auser Seele wiometen; un6 tnbem 8ir
ieoe grudsun9, bic pom 9~ertnserem @ertbe
1u fem i9ten, Del Sette iteuteu, NOT bas
9etl ber Seelen fir uns, wte es fem muBte,
oberftes @eiet. 9enn es lit eu9 ni6t
un6etannt, ME bic 0inse i9ou uieIe Sabre
binbur9 Iasen: oft bubt tbr ia in GROCER
&immerniB nit uns barber getlast, baB
bic &tr6en obne 9tl5ofe unb Die pfarreien
obne SseIior9er bIieben; ferner babt ibr
nit Inns 9etlast iber bic S9mdleruns Der
Sreibeit Der 0ffentIi5eu &eIi9iOnsitbuns,
iiber bas Yerbot Der 9eiitIt9eu Semtnare,
unb iber ben notbwenbtg baraus berpors
9ebenbeu Nau9eI an 8rieteru, ber ia 70
8roB wur6e, 6aB oft uieIe uon %llnieren
@Idubigen Nienan6 batten our 9efriebis
9ung Der gottesbtenitIt9en 8ebirfniiie unb
our 8erwaItung OeS SuB%iatramentes. -
9ie @rOBe bieier uebel bsdneitiste llnS UNI
70 mebr, ba @tr aIein bieleIben pe6er BET
len nod miIOern tOnnten, 3umal llniere
@epaIt in pteIfu9er @etie unterbunoen
mar. 0ortber alto, Don no IS sei9sben
muBte, idiften mir Inns an, AbbiIfe Al
%perIangen; unb 8tr t5aten bteS nit um
70 sr0Berer 3uusrf4t, neil 8tr wuBteu,
baB uniere Bemlbun9en, au6er uon ben
8ti96fsn, aufrt9ttg unb na9Orifli9 uns
teritiSt perbsn pon ben &atboIiten aus
benz ParIamente. ieneu Raanern, pel9e
f9 aIs bic itanSbaftsn 8ertrster Der bsItsn
Sa5e srpieien BADEN un6 aus beren na5s
briitIi9er 8ebarrIt9teit unb gintra9t bic
&ir9e ni6t sertnse 8ortbeiIe se3osen bat
urb nod sIei9e 8ortbeiIe fiji bic Sutunft
srpartet. Sir llniere 8erettpiatsteit unb
llnIere Soffnuns mar bann aber aud Der
lImit an6 uou utdt Sertuser 8t6ttsteit, 6aB
@ir in un3peifelbaftsr 8eiie ertannt BAIT
ten, baB BEL Or. Maieftat benz Seuti9en
&aiIer un6 sbsniO BET ieinen Stautsmtnis
itern Bulge SrieOensuoridIdse antIuus
fdnben. Sn Der Chat purbe baIb bic 8esz
rGumunS Der srOBeren tln5utrdsIi3teiteu
eritrebt, banu Fam man S9ritt fir S9ritt
auf uerl9iebeuerlet gebtnsunSen aberein,
un6 iinslt wurben bann Our9 elm ueues
@sist, ME ibr piBt, bic Seitimmnsen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
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